Imminence (noun)

The state or quality of being about to happen, especially something that is inevitable or expected.

Origin:

From latin imminentia, from imminēre, to project, overhang.

Examples:

1. The imminence of the storm was palpable, with the sky darkening and the wind picking up.
2. The imminence of war was a constant concern for the people living in the border town.
3. The CEO warned of the imminence of bankruptcy if the company did not take decisive action.
4. The imminence of the deadline added pressure to the already tense atmosphere in the office.
5. The imminence of the exam had students frantically reviewing their notes and practicing problems.